| Show BUHL ADCOCK SHINE IN NEW ROLE Sox T rot Braves Display Baseball Power Out Mew THE OGDEN SB STANDARD-EXAMINE- ail Star R FRIDAY EVENING OGDEN UTAH By JOE REICIILER AP Sports Writer If Milwaukee should win the National League pennant It will be because of the spectacular suc- cess enjoyed by pitcher Bob Buhl and first baseman Jce Adcock against Brooklyn Rarely have two players of one team overpowered a club the way Buhl and Adcock have the Dodgers For Buhl this is something BOSTON (AP) — Jimmy Pier-sai- l is on top in baseball now — a clutch hitter for the Boston Ecd Sox as well as the game's JULY 13 1958 finest defensive outfielder Four years after his conquest of mental illness Piersall at 26 has developed the batting skill to become a scrapping vvell- rounded player A fierce competitor Piersall demonstrated the heights he has attained last night by ruining the Chicago White Sox In Boston’s victory hoJimmy smashed a two-rumer with one out in the ninth inning off southpaw Jack Harsh-mato settle the issue Twice made he earlier catches which had the distinctive Piersall trademark That’s another way of saying they were next to impossible Piersall's sharp leadoff single in the fifth inning was the first Red Sox blow off Harshman His batting average soared to 303 It was almost as if Piersall was following a script His performance was recorded by movie camera as part of a film of his life now in production in Hollywood STRETCH DRIVE SLUGGERS f Jimmy's elated family was on and he was presented an hand New the counted are Berra Mantle by and upon Yogi Mickey award from a publication before York Yankees for the stretch battle during AuguM and Septhe game as the outstanding fieldare race They tember in the American League "pennant fryer of 1935 heat to above cool off in spell picture during ing nervous young An intense man Piersall — always a great r fielder— once was a madcap t whose antics finally landed him in medical hands for treatment There were bleak days for Jim and his wife Mary Ilis courageous fight won Jimmy had to build up his skill at the plate to go with a remarkable iQkWfr sense of timing and quick jump WITH AL WARDEN on the ball afield No longer is this father of five the “other outfielder” for Boston and Jackie Igor Gorin world famous operatic baritone who again Jensen CThe" 23 092 Um at T en- Park gave Piersall the bigportrays Briigham Young leader of the Mormon pioneers way ovation last night when preIn the production “All Faces West” which opens at Ogden gest game lineups were announced is an avid three-nigh- t run this hfrltbf?aShomte nff°r rnnVK n 2-- 7-- ' Miami 3 Richmond j I SCHEDULE k Detroit at Washington 7 might)' — vs Kamos Kansas City at Baltimore might) — 4 3 vs Johnson Keliner Cleveland at New York might)— 2 W nn 110-i Sturdivant vs Chicago at Boston— Wilson TODAY’S 11-- Brewer 32 troit Poholsk-v-- bRhoafi 1 0 0 M Kosen3b Basbjcf Jcksonp 2 Sebernlf 30 cBauerrf 2 10 Mantlecf 3 121 0 Howard If 10 12 0 0 SCHEDLBK TODAY'S 0 — pitchers who Brooks six or the whipped 1 season one more in time 6 6 0 0 6 0 0 0 Mejerp five runs scored The 2121 Phils 0 0 0 Freeman p 00 0 0 the Negrrai p to overcome of the ninth tep eThurman 11 0 0 a Marv Blaylock’s deficit 29 6 27 15 38 12 27 9 Total double and Elmer for Haddix In 9th aSmgled Valo’s two-ruSth in bRan for Haddix single against recFanned for Bridges in Sth Bud Freeman gave Harvey liefer dWalked for Mcflillan In Sth Haddix his seventh victory e Tripled for Freeman in fth COS— 7 200 000 Stan Musial drove home three Phladelphia C20 OOO Oil — 4 Cincinnati runs with his 16th hom°r and a — 2 E — Hamner RBI Jones 2 Bailev Klusrewskt 2 Brims Thurman Vln 2 single for the Cards 3B— Alvin Dark and Don Liddle also 2B— Klutrew ski Post Blavlock Thurman HR — Bailey BB — Haddix 4 Fowler 3 Freeman 1 Met er 2 BO — contributed to the victory over 1 Haddix 6 Fowler 3 Mover Dark Nearay their former teammates — Haddix B — Fowler 1 3 hit a double single and sacrifice fly Liddle pitched runless ball for 323 innings 2-- 4 3 4 5 1 0 1 Dickson ' (fi-- 7) j i YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Pittsburgh 2 5 Chicago 0 Milwaukee (2nd game Brpoklj n rain t postponed Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 3 4 St Louis 5 New York 0 0 0i 35 12J27 10 9 24 10 Total aForced runner for Mossi in 7th up for Aguirre m 9lh bPopped cGrand-sIahomered for Siebern j Ex-Gian- 4 2-- VV Chic A3 H In 6th dPan for Mantle in 7th 0C0 300 020 — 5 Cleveland CIO 034 10x- -9 New York BBT— Smith 3 Smith E— Rn en 2 Care Berra Bauer 4 Carrasquet Smith Kucks 2B — Berra Kucks HR— Bauer BB— Lemon 4 Mossi 1 1McLish SO— 1 Apuirre 1 Kucks 6 Morgan Lemon 3 Mossi 1 McLish 1 Kucks 2 L— Lemon Morgan 1 W — Kucks (12-- 8 8 2 0 VVallslf j i J ? 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OS phia and Rush Chicago 700 foe mmm reduutor mint 4-- Jabl Bridgescb c o o i 20 4) 7 3-- 1 bases-Ioade- d 6-- fii K s V1AKU1N U 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 0 D 3-- 6i 8-- Morgan p Hammers aBnj-nhoI- at Cincinnati might) — Philadelphia vs 1 Lawrence (12--0 Simmers 0 — at Milwaukee Brooklyn O 0 Newcombe (11-- 5 and Erskine 5 2 3 0 Crone 4 5 and Burdette 3 18 0 at Chicago — Friend (11-Pittsburgh 0 0 10 2 Hacker 4 14 0 vi New York at St Louis fright) — 4 2 2 1 Kucksp 40 JonesCb 3222 Kranki2b 30110 Haddix p 110 6 0 0 0 hS Miller New Turk AB H O A Doug’ds 2 13 2 dCervcf Berra c Skowron lb Mossi p aWitcbell MeLiih p Aguirre p bMeie 0 0 111 (8-- ' UI3nS 1 1 0 O O 2-- 4) 4 4 0 3 3 m do ” at-bat- Avila Ib 12 Wcodhngl! 5 2 10 Smlthrf 2 15 1 Wertz lb 12 Ward lb 10 3 110 3 0 a L’dolep eHatton Gomez p Grissom p 1 CUvrland 3 0 4 2 4 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 e aW’ilson 5-- & 3 AB H O A 2 0 2 4 0 4 1 4-- 2 YESTERDAY'S RESl LTS Detroit 4 Washington 2 Fnston 3 Chicago 1 New York 9 Cleveland S Baltimore 4 Kansas City 8 Igor marvels at the physical condition of all wrestlers “One hardly ever sees a poorly conditioned wrestler” said Mr Gorin “They have to be in the best of shape to perform as they By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE — ManRATTING 175 tle New York 371 Maxwell Detroit 380 Kuenn Detroit 338 RUNS — Mantle New York 71 Yost Washington 59 Lopez Kan- ' sas City 55 RUNS BATTED IN — Mantle New York 71 Wertz Cleveland nd Simphon Kansas Cilv 61 HOME RUNS — Mantle New York 29 Wertz Cleveland and Bauer New York 19 STOLEN BASES — Rivera Chicago 9 Franccna Baltimore 8 Jensen Boston and Kuenn De- tll-- 0 0 0 Sarni ki 3) STANDINGS 7-- 4' 10 Car'squehss 16 0 Naragenc Collinsrflb Carey 3b 100 01 Lemon p Coleman 2b In- (6-- 2i 2-- 4 j NATIONAL LEAGUE (3-- 6-- 3 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Hollywood 5 San Diego 4 (11 rung?1 San Francisco 4 Sacramento 2 Los Angeles 19 Portland 4 Goodman Toy-tac- 4-- 6-- 01 COAST LEAGUE If time permitted Igor Gorin would hike atop Mount Ogden and but all maybe Ben Lomond of his time at the moment is devoted to his local appearances as the star of “All Faces West” FINE PERSONALITY Igor Gorin will portray Brig ham Young for the sixth consecu live season at Ogden stadium (2-- four-hitte- i The Nev York Yankees widened their American League a Fouled out for sarni in sth j and Cleveland bGrou tided out for Grissom In Sth ' eaj over Chicago to cWalked for Liddle m 7th 7a games their biggest bulge 020 100 OOO — 1 of the season by conquering the New York cOl OOO 20X‘“3 S t Louis e— None rbi— Mus'ai 3 Dark Bor r Indians 9 5 while Boston defeat 2 B— Dark 3B— Detroit ed the White Sox Thompson 2 Ma HR — Musial Thompton May and trimmed Washington 1 3 — BB Gomel 3 Grissom Poholsky Biddle 4 Jackson 1 SO — Corner 2 Baltimore blanked Kansas City Grissom 3 Biddle 1 W— Biddle 0 behind the six-hi- t pitching of L — Gomez Bill Wight Cincinnati Philadelphia Buhl’s record against Brooklyn AB H O A AB H O A is more remarkable in vriw of 1 5 2 5 0 Ashburn cf Ten pie 2b 4 15 5 111 Milwaukee’s six victories and five 5 4 4 1 Blav locklb Potrf 2 0 8 Bell cf 2 0 1 0 Lopata c 4 110 Ennis If Klusskilb 3 19 2 defeats against the Dodgers in 5 12 0 Valorf BobmsonJI 4 0 0 0 half a season He has a good 010—1 012 — 3 OOO OoO OOO OOO i RBI — Harshman 1 IIR — Piersall 2 2B — Loliar Goodman Harshman Piersall BB — Harshman 3 Kiel 1 SO — Harshman 6 Sullivan 2 L— Harshman W — kiely V i 1 TOta’s Chicago Boston E — N'ors Detroit Baltimore ashmgion Hamas Citv athletes 2-- 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 29 6 27 20 Ore out In 8th when winning run scoi ed sGrounded out for Hatfield in 6th bSmgled for Sullivan in' Eth rilan for Zauchtn in f h New Yotk Chicago Bos on 4 9 1 30 8x23 3 r ! 5-- 2060 0 0 0 STANDINGS Columbus 2 Toronto 14 Buffalo 4 AMERICAN ASSN i tria 1st St Paul Omaha 7 RELAXATION PROGRAM 10 game innings 11 Louisville 8 When time permits Igor Gorin Indianapolis watches wrestling matches boxMinneapolis 9 Denver 5 Charleston 14 Wichita 4 ing contests football basketball other and baseball sports bowling TEXAS LEAGUE events on TV If he is in cities San Antonio 6 Oklahoma City or communities that lack TV he 4 10 innings listens to the radio 5 Shreveport 0 Dallas “It is very relaxing to watch 2 Houston 1 Worth Fort in various perform 2 3 Tulsa Austin televivia of athletics branches baritone sion” said the famed SOUTHERN ASSN Asked if he had any particular Mobile Little Rock sport that he liked better than 10 Chattanooga 2 Birmingham any other he said: “I’m a lover of Newr 8 Orleans 6 Memphis I believe if I had all soorts at Atlanta Nashville postponed to name a single interest it would WESTERN LEAGUE be watching professional heavyLincoln 8 Des Moines 6 weight boxing contests” Gorin counts many of the faSioux City 8 Topeka 4 mous men of timbering ring as Only games scheduled The list includes his friends Jack Dempsey Joe Louis Rocky Marciano James J Braddock Gene Tunney and others 3-- er 1 1 &--2 3-- rO 0 LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE 4-- AC UE MAJOR j j geVrft tv:0 twi-mg- ht right-hande- MINOR RESULTS Montreal Havana 2 4 I sports 8-- 7 1 n Igor Gorin Likes All Sports Rochester 1-- six-hitt- gag-ste- INTERNATIONAL JUNE WON COUNTRY st In his youth in Europe Igor est as he is he won’t admit the Garin loved climbing mountains expCrt tag 'played a lot of soccer with some EacK Saturday when he was a taenrAUhaAPrie°Jyoung man gor climbed lamou He suc- mountains of Austria milled played a lot of tennis cessfully climbed Marienzell and the Tyrolean mountains in ‘Aus- 0 n g run-savin- g booster ' e Ule two-ru- n evening ' j n stadium for a n uilh groin jury in the filth inning alter a collision with Bill Skowron Thetr talents lifted Milwaukee Piersall’s homer within three percentage points of in Jimmy ninth eff the Jack Harshman first place as the Braves shut cut was the deciding blew alter Boslast night and ton tied the score the Dodgers in the league-leadinCincinnati was The brilliant centerfield-e- r eighth beaten by Philadelphia Rain made spectacular catches in 8 postponed the second to fourth and ninth the doubleheader at Miluau- - snuff Chicago threats innings LEGS CLUB c4‘e Bob Kieman’s three-ruhomer Golf and at won the titles June for his in the first feminine Ogden Country Buhl twirled a These three leg golfers was mere than inning fifth straight triumoh over Brook-- ! enough for Baltimore southpaw Club Left to right: Mrs Tonita Easley Master’s cup Mrs Mildred Horsley Directoff lyn Adcock banged his fifth hom- - Wight who tanned five Kansas or’s cup and Mrs Judy Oborn President’s cup Monthly leg winners will play er against Dodger pitching this City batters and walked one for the title later this summer all year to give the Billy Hocft registered his 11th i" “ the runs he needed r with a for Detriumph fourth climbed into A I D I C S Pittsburgh P AC £ P as lost its fifth troit L E fm Xm0 1 Washington im w 3 pace By boating Chicago L and straight St Louis dropped fo fifth bv 2 10 2 Apartcfn g§ Sullivan p 1 0 2 Cl 2 0 0 Thompson If Heptllskllf 4 13 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 Spencer 3D Lockn’ncf 3 0 1 0 half a game despite a 53 victorv 3 10 0 Harshman p fcZauchm 3-- 1 S PORTS G H WAY said he would name “Grands! am Johnny Kncks had rough going but was credited with his I2th success and Bcb Lemon was charged with his seventh defeat homer by A1 despite a three-ruSmith that ran the outfielder1! hitting streak to 22 consecutive games The' Indians who trail the White Sox by two percentage w the services of first 'F ! i i Mid-We- rurl child a son whom Hank jokingly ' For YES WE ARE OFFERING THE DEALS THAT BEST TRADE-IHAVE EVER BEEN OFFERED N WE'LL ALLOW TRADE-I- N TOP DOLLAR ON BRAND NEW Railroad Men Farmer ts MEN VOMEN and AYtllaM arcV Genuine Wedge-typ- e supporting cvfclca errp ole Orglr! 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